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Show i WEEKLY REFLEX I DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER, AUGUST 5, 1982 The Silver Age would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the Senior Citizens in the community for their participation. Remember, your presence is what makes us successful. Bring your friends and neighbors and share a good time. LUNCH TICKETS are available at the Center for Senior Citizens Day at the Davis County Fair on Aug. 20. Cost is $1.50, which also entitles you to free parking. Lunch TRAINING By TOM Bl'SSELBERG curriculum development to competencies needed by KAYSVILLE Electronic technician and data processing computer classes will be offered in both day and evening sessions at the Davis Area Vocational Center starting Aug. 20. In addition, a total evaluation program is in place to assure the various training programs are actually doing the job in meeting needs of the working world. REGISTRATION will be on a first come, first serve basis and DAVC Dirctor Jack Shell says he expects the classes to be filled before the first session, reflecting a strong demand in both areas. Over 100 opening exist for electronics technicians in the area, he says, adding that nearly as many openings are listed. In nine months to a year, students can achieve sufficient skills to fill those skills. SKILLS NEEDED are verified with employers, for example, and Mr. Shell says the center is getting a lot from employers whove hired graduof the four year-ol- d facility. ates from "We feel like we have some of the best short-terprograms, he says, emphasizing they include a aspect. "That's where they strong hands-o- n learn, he adds. BUSINESS classes will also be offered in the evening, especially attractive to those employed during the day, Mr. Shell says, noting the programs will be expanded as fast as possible to meet an anticipated continuing demand. "There's a lot of demand for one solid year of Mr. Shell notes, indicating tuition has training, been raised to $105 a term with college credit available through Weber State College and Utah Technical College, although full college fees apply. NOTING THIS years enrollment through the 1981-8- 2 academic year just winding up totalled 1 ,747, up by about 250, or about 15 percent, from the previous year. Facing an increasing need for additional facilities, construction should be started in September for a $2 million facility to house the automotive-diese- l mechanics trades area. Final plans are currently being cleared by state officials with a bid opening anticipated around Sept. 1, Mr. Shell says. STRESSING the center is open to anyone 16 years of age and over, he stresses that 75 percent of those jobs available are in the vocational area. "Even with Mr. Shell says, pointing to large unemployment, 825 unemployed, displaced workers, "laid off with no choice" by firms that wont be reopening and "have to start at the bottom, there is hope. "There's a big demand in the business area for clerks, secretaries, word processing technicians, welders and in machine shops. Diesel mechanics can still get jobs." COMPLETION of that facility is planned within a year of construction start, or just in time for the 1983-8school year. In addition, the legislature will be approached for an additional $6 million in funds to construct other needed facilities. He indicates Gov. Matheson "may go for a bond A three-wee- k parenting workshop will be held Aug. 10. 17 and 24 at 7 Hosp.m. in the McKay-De- e pital Center's Barker Hall. : THE WORKSHOP will be taught by Richard E. Johansen and Larry Metcalf, who both hold master's degrees in cation and have worked with children and parents through the public school system for several years. Topics to be co- vered include temper tan-- , trums, threats and discipline. "I have seen parents and their children driven far beyond reasonable action simply because they were unable to sit and peacefully communicate their feelings or expectations, said Mr. Johansen, in his book entitled Parents, Lean the Rules Before Playing the Game. He goes on to suggest that, there are positive ways you can dispell this kind of atmosphere (turmoil) from the confines of your home. "THE BIGGEST mistake made by most parents. ..was they did a lot of yelling, said Mr. Johansen. Any negative situation that might exist in your home could be handled in a calm matter-of-faway. Admission is $20 per single parent or couple and includes a copy of Mr. Johansens book. "THIS IS YOUR LIFE call-bac- m 4 issue to finance such projects, pared down from the original $12 million. Indicative of the need for more room on the Kay sville site was shown w ith Clearfield High School noting it will need its machine shop by January, at the latest, showing continued enrollment growth taking place in the public schools, as well. window mount cooler, in good working chilled ions, hot rolls brow- apricots nies and milk. THURSDAY, stacked ham sandwich, potato salad, tomato and cuke slices pineapple milk. crips Friday, roast beef, whipped burgers, corn, lettuce and tomato salad, pink applesauce, sugar cookies, milk. TUESDAY, Beef turnovers, whipped potatoes buttered potatoes green beans, tossed green sale, buttered carrots, celery hot rolls glazed pumpkin nut bars. milk. stocks, chilled fruit, chocolate It was graduation time, last Thursday, for students at the Weber Basin Job Corps. The 13 students donning caps and gowns were honored in the annual This Is Your Life program held in the little theatre at Weber State College as July's crop of graduates. Jeanita Martin, of Page, Ariz., right, was honored as the student of the year and was joined in the occasion by her family, Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and sister Trisha and brother Irving. A student in the heavy equipment program, Jeanita has been on the center about a year. Local merchants and civic groups donated prizes to help make the fourth annual affair a success. Shake And Bakers WEST POINT - The Shake and Bakers Cooking Club 4-- organized in early June for all boys has proven a huge success according to their organization's leaders who are Lana Widdison and Gail Yardley. The boys have met every Friday for the past two months and completed eight meetings to date. THE OFFICERS who have directed the clubs activities have been Chad Garner, president; Sean Widdison, vice president; Jamon Hadley, secretary; Ray Widdison, song leader; David Yardley, reporter, and Recreation leader, Daniel Yardley. The group have successfully planned and prepared a n stove breakfast, and are preluncheon to paring for a be served as they entertain for their mothers. The boys are tin-ca- tin-fo- il FURTHER information is available by calling the DAVC at 4-- H also busily in the process of5' mastering the art of making quick breads to be entered in the Davis County Fair to be held Aug. 19-2- THIS HAS proved a real challenge for this group and most educational, vsb CARPET Vr clA YES, WE DO VELVET FURNITURE Phone - Additional Soil Retardant available - Safe for all types of Carpet BILL LILES owner-manag- , 0 00 ALL CARPET AND FURNITURE BRING 546-244- Parenting Class OGDEN an evaporative, augratin potatoes, buttered onspinach, radishes-gree- n students. HE EMPHASIZES each program is overseen by employer craft committees who give direction on everything from instructor qualification needs and ; WE HAVE had some hot days this month, with more to come--an- d we at the Silver Age are sweltering! 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